Councillor Stephen Woodliffe

Committee

Boston Town Area Committee (BTAC) - Thursday 5th June 2025 6.30 pm

The Boston Town Area Committee (BTAC) met to elect a chair and vice-chair, discuss the financial outturn report for the last quarter of the financial year, and review the work programme for the coming year. Councillor Patsy Marzen was elected chair of the committee, and Councillor Paul Gleeson was elected vice-chair. The committee approved the transfer of a surplus of £86,213 to its reserves.

Committee

Regulatory and Appeals Sub Committee - Wednesday 21st May 2025 1.00 pm

The Regulatory and Appeals Sub Committee of Boston Borough Council met on Wednesday 21st May 2025. The agenda included the election of a chair, apologies for absence, declarations of interest and an application for a private hire vehicle driver licence. The committee also considered a resolution to exclude the public and press from the meeting during the discussion of the application for a private hire vehicle driver licence.

Committee

Regulatory and Appeals Sub Committee - Wednesday 21st May 2025 2.00 pm

The Regulatory and Appeals Sub Committee of Boston Borough Council was scheduled to meet on 21 May 2025. The agenda included an application for a private hire vehicle driver licence. The committee was also expected to elect a chair for the meeting.

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Annual Meeting, Full Council - Monday 19th May 2025 6.30 pm

Councillor Barry Pierpoint was elected as the 490th Mayor of Boston, and Councillor Patricia Marson was elected as Deputy Mayor. Councillors also voted to consolidate the council's two scrutiny committees into one and approved the establishment of committees, subcommittees and panels for the 2025/26 municipal year. Additionally, the council approved drawing forward £2.010 million from the capital programme to fund food waste collection vehicles.

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Planning Committee - Tuesday 6th May 2025 10.00 am

Boston Borough Council's Planning Committee met to discuss three planning applications, ultimately approving one and refusing two. Permission was granted for 142 affordable dwellings off Puritan Way, while applications for 102 dwellings adjacent to White House Lane in Fishtoft and 89 dwellings to the East of Gaysfield Road in Fishtoft were refused.